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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
11
Railway timetable notice lists east bound schedule for Missouri Pacific Railway trains numbered 8 and 10. Details show arrival and departure patterns, stations served, and likely operating days. The fragment indicates standard passenger service timing without additional context or destinations.
The notice lists freight and passenger train numbers with arrival and departure times for west and northbound routes. It includes local freight Nos. 121 198 197, through trains No. 8 4, and K T departures, plus station stops at Franklin Junction Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Narrow Gauge lines with times such as 6:45 PM and 9:20 AM for various arrivals and departures.
A C. & A. line train between Jefferson City and Alton derailed Friday night injuring eleven passengers, some seriously. Local crews respond as investigators assess the scene and determine cause.
Officer Bailey arrested a man last night who claimed to be a printer from Texas. The suspect provided unclear details about his identity, prompting ongoing questioning.
Clyde Patterson came back from a business trip to St. Louis Detroit Michigan after a telegram reported her son Alger was ill.
Joseph Kehl, a well known young local butcher, opens Stall No 5 in the market house. He will run a strictly cash operation offering top quality meats at low prices and promises prompt service plus appreciation of customer patronage. Old phone No 68.
Meyers Coffee House on Ohio Street reports strong business with demand for Genuine Java and Mocha. The bustling shop credits its popular brews for the uptick in patronage and daily sales.
Deputy Constable Tom Robb arrested Charles Wasson nine miles north of town for alleged involvement with Theodore Crawford in forging a note to obtain 300 dollars from local banks. Witnesses say Wasson, seen with Crawford, helped sign Peter Pehl’s name in ink. a hearing is set for Tuesday before Judge Kinsey with a 500 dollar bond.
A large turnout of Pettis county rural teachers gathered at the County Superintendent Coleman’s office on Saturday. The session featured a lively discussion of school work and a pupil drawing display. The pupils in Miss Gertrude Collins’ school received particular admiration.
Promoters hail St Louis as host for the world’s fair and urge every reader to subscribe to the Globe for full coverage of preparations and earth news as the event approaches.
A promotional note extols the Democrat as a premier, worldwide newspaper with circulation across the states, territories, Canada, and Mexico. Readers are urged to subscribe in the coming year, with the advertisement placement mentioned elsewhere in the issue.
Late Friday police raided a rooming house run by Lou Steele on Third and Massachusetts streets after a warrant by a woman lured there under the pretense of a respectable home. A noted railroad worker and Zelma Cowan were taken in. Cowan admitted serious wrongdoing and named many married women and girls who used the house. Steele has retained D. E. Kennedy for defense. trial set for police court next Wednesday at 9 a.m.
Miss Maggie Fowler died Saturday afternoon at 3 of lung trouble at 126 West Jefferson Street. She was 15 years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fowler. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 at the residence conducted by Rev J B Fuller of the First Baptist Church.
A derailment on the Missouri Pacific main line near Holden yesterday around 10 30 p m involved four east bound freight cars on No 130 led by Extra Conductor Mosher and Engineer Brown of No 1228. No injuries were reported and track clearance occurred by 3 a m. No cause named. No one held responsible. Passenger No 10 faced delays and No 8 ran several hours late.
East Broadway Christian Church Endeavor society announces six month terms with officers E L Davis president Anna Patrick vice president Jillian Watson secretary Louise Burke treasurer Ida Simoosky organist Anna Young chorister and executive committees named for prayer meeting lookout Sunday school social music flowers ushers. Prayer meeting tonight at 6 30 o clock.
Mayor Babcock will address the city council Monday night with a comparative statement showing the 1901 deficit at about 3 percent. He will outline plans to wholly overcome the deficit, noting previous deficits ranged from $5 000 to $12 000.
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